The phrase "accelerate back" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe the action of increasing speed while returning to a previous position or state.
Example: "As the car approached the intersection, the driver decided to accelerate back onto the main road."
Alternatives: "speed up again" or "increase speed while returning".
As you accelerate back onto the highway, the car snuggles down again to hug the pavement, ready to negotiate whatever speed you dare.
Copenhagen last year was totally flat, but technical – there were plenty of corners – and every time you have to slow down and accelerate back up to speed favours a smaller rider.
We want to fly out, turn around, accelerate back real hard, and come in hot to test the heat shield".
When the tense and intent defender hits the center of this object, the torso accelerates back while the head and feet stay behind temporarily, before flopping back.
The sensor is accelerated back and forth in a fix direction at tilt angle of (0^{circ }).
For most cases, 215 μm droplets quenched the detonation temporarily but the flow rapidly accelerated back to the initial detonation speed.
Figure 11 compares the estimated angles for the Kalman, DCM, and complementary filters when the IMU sensor is accelerated back and forth in a fixed direction at a horizontal angle of zero degrees.
Grinning, Draper dropped the hull back onto the water, and the catamaran quickly accelerated back to 20 knots, the wing whistling slightly and the stiff, hollow hulls banging like enormous drums.
While the economies of much of the rich West and Japan stagnated, boom times returned to China - growth accelerated back to the remarkable 10% annual rate that the country had enjoyed for 30 years.
The routing between Washington or New York and Mexico City included a deceleration, from Mach 2.02 to Mach 0.95, to cross Florida subsonically and avoid creating a sonic boom over the state; Concorde then re-accelerated back to high speed while crossing the Gulf of Mexico.
Immediately behind the accident spot, there is the Tabac corner (named after the tobacconist who once operated on the other side of the street), a tight left-hander for which the drivers only slow down to about 200 km/h...... before accelerating back up to 225 km/h for Piscine, the left-right combination of turns around Monaco's public swimming pool.
